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Dominican Republic tax rates for individuals are progressive, between 15% - 25%. Taxation of Capital GainsCapital gains of Dominican Republic individuals has to be added to the gross income which will then be taxed at progressive tax rates. Allowable Tax DeductionsDominican Republic residents are allowed to deduct all expenses which are believed to obtain or maintain the income which is subject to income tax. DominicaN REPUBLIC Corporate Tax RateCorporate tax rate in Dominican Republic is 25%. Capital Gains TaxationCapital gains are treated as ordinary income and are taxed at 25% corporate tax rate. Gains of qualified holding companies, realized by disposing of shares, are not subject to tax. Withholding Tax on DividendsDividends are subject to a 25% withholding tax in Dominican Republic Withholding Tax on RoyaltiesRoyalties which are paid to nonresidents are subject to a 25% withholding tax in Dominican Republic. Royalties paid by a resident entity to its head office abroad are also subject to a 25% withholding tax, as this royalty payment is considered as a payment to a separate entity. Withholding Tax on InterestIf paid to nonresidents, interest payments in Dominican Republic are subject to 25% withholding tax. One exception is that interest payments made to financial institutions abroad are subject to a reduced tax of 10%. Certain loans which are paid to the government of Dominican Republic are exempt from tax. Capital Duties1% capital duty is levied to the amount of capital, when forming a company. Tax YearTax year is the calendar year, but businesses may choose a closing period by the end of March, June or September. Fringe Benefits TaxThere is no fringe benefits tax in the Dominican Republic. Alternative Minimum TaxThere are no alternative taxes in Dominican Republic. Tax on Real PropertyBecause it appears in a companies financial statements, immovable property are subject to a 1% asset tax. Tax PenaltiesLate tax filing, tax avoidance, or not filing taxes at all, are subject to tax penalty. Dominican Republic Free ZoneDominican Republic Free Zone offers some advantages to those who wants to start a business by providing reduced or zero tax rates. One advantage is that the Dominican Republic is geographically close to United States, and the country also has trade agreements with both the European Union and the United States. What this means is that an exporter exporting goods from the Dominican Republic Free Zone pays reduced taxes on customs, or doesn't pay any tax at all. DominicaN REPUBLIC SALES TAX / Value Added Tax RateS (VAT)The standard rate of Value Added Tax in Dominican Republic is 16%. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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